03-29-2007, 05:40 AM
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<br />CFA
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DT how do u suppport Ur choice 4 CFA???....mean i dont think there are exemption to CA for doing CFA....
i hav seen many people doing ACCA,CIMA,CISA with/after CA but not many go for CFA....
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You're right that one cannot get an exemption for CFA papers based on any professional qualification. In theory, one should only do 'one' professional qualification that is relevant to their chosen career. However, if someone want a career switch, then they may do another professional qualification. In my opinion, there isn't a point in doing more than one accountancy qualification. If someone is looking for another qualification, say after CA, they may consider CFA because firstly there is some overlap in the sense that a significant portion of CFA syllabus covers Financial Statement Analysis. Secondly, CFA also has other subject areas which to some one interested in a finance career may prefer to study.
DT
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Okkz...BUt If WE talk In term Of Ease n Time then in my opinon CIMA is a better option...coz they overlap each other a lot n many exemptions avaliable...n im not against dual qualifications...perhaps itz the neeed of the time "The Survival Of the Fittest" and the "Compettive environment"
HOwver i do agree wid U that CFA is an excellent option...But Perhaps Wud require More Efforts,More time HOWEVER Mite BE A mOre Rewarding Combination.....
DO U feel this combination to be a more monetarily rewarding combination as compareed to others???
B/W R There Any exemptions available to CFAs for Actuarial Sciences N Vice versa...???
<br /><blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Tahoma, Arial" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by insaan</i>
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<br />CFA
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DT how do u suppport Ur choice 4 CFA???....mean i dont think there are exemption to CA for doing CFA....
i hav seen many people doing ACCA,CIMA,CISA with/after CA but not many go for CFA....
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You're right that one cannot get an exemption for CFA papers based on any professional qualification. In theory, one should only do 'one' professional qualification that is relevant to their chosen career. However, if someone want a career switch, then they may do another professional qualification. In my opinion, there isn't a point in doing more than one accountancy qualification. If someone is looking for another qualification, say after CA, they may consider CFA because firstly there is some overlap in the sense that a significant portion of CFA syllabus covers Financial Statement Analysis. Secondly, CFA also has other subject areas which to some one interested in a finance career may prefer to study.
DT
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Okkz...BUt If WE talk In term Of Ease n Time then in my opinon CIMA is a better option...coz they overlap each other a lot n many exemptions avaliable...n im not against dual qualifications...perhaps itz the neeed of the time "The Survival Of the Fittest" and the "Compettive environment"
HOwver i do agree wid U that CFA is an excellent option...But Perhaps Wud require More Efforts,More time HOWEVER Mite BE A mOre Rewarding Combination.....
DO U feel this combination to be a more monetarily rewarding combination as compareed to others???
B/W R There Any exemptions available to CFAs for Actuarial Sciences N Vice versa...???
